- 20 August, 2026
Dhivyanshu
Passionate writer and content strategist with 2+ years of professional experience in creating engaging, high-impact content across digital platforms. Holding a BBA qualification, they specialize in transforming complex trends into sharp, informative stories that both rank well and resonate with audiences. With a keen understanding of digital audience behavior, they craft compelling content tailored to modern readers. When not writing, they actively follow the latest developments in technology, media, and global culture to stay ahead of emerging trends.
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Israeli warplanes strike Iranian bases in Syria –Masyaf City
Israeli aircraft have struck strategic city of Masyaf in Hama province where Syrian government forces and Iran backed militant groups have bases. The Israeli Jets
Brexit trade deal to receive EU’s approval in coming days
After several months of negotiations and missed deadlines, the United Kingdom and the European Union finally signed a historic post-Brexit trade deal on Thursday. EU
14 tons of Captagon seized from Italy, allegedly shipped by Hezbollah
On Friday, the Italian Nova agency reported that the investigation carried by Italian authorities, regarding 14 tons of Captagon (amphetamine) pills seized last year, concluded
Libya needs women and youth to achieve stability
The civil conflict in Libya has come to a standstill. The negotiations seem stalled, following the establishment of a legal committee to appoint a new
Trudeau Chooses Top Military Man From the Navy
In Canadian history, a naval captain has rarely held the helm. However, after almost two decades, PM Justin Trudeau has taken an unprecedented move as
Turkey tightens its grip over region, extends troop deployment in Libya and oil exploration in Mediterranean
With an aim to tighten its grip over the region, Turkey launched two major aggressive moves within a week. On Thursday morning, Turkey’s Official Gazette
The European Court of Human Rights has ordered turkey the unconditional release of Demirtas
The European Court of Human Rights has ordered Turkey to release Kurdish opposition politician Selahattin Demirtaş, who has been detained by the Turkish government for
Rights activists condemn Turkey’s new bill, which proposes Big Brother-type surveillance
Human rights activists strongly condemned the new bill introduced by the Turkish government, which the rights defenders said would lead to Big Brother-type surveillance, threatening
US government blames Russia for hack of treasury department’s email accounts
On Monday, US Senator Ron Wyden, of Oregon, blamed Russia for the recent hack of email accounts of the Treasury Department. The hack was said
Israel on verge of snap election as lawmakers block budget
Israel appears to be on course for a fourth national election in less than two years marking a likely collapse of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s